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Bridge in Castledurrow Demesne

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The Bridge in Castledurrow Demesne handed the busy traffic to a newer concrete bridge and kept the walkers and local callers. Five stone arches, and it has managed to turn a main road into a retirement arrangement: only people it knows, at a reasonable hour.
Five-arch limestone road bridge over river, dated 1788, with ashlar voussoirs, keystones and triangular cut-waters. By-passed by c. 1975 concrete bridge to east but in use as footbridge and for local traffic.

From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 12900901

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